PRTG Has An Eye On The Main Site Performance Indicators

PRTG Has An Eye On The Main Site Performance Indicators

Using network monitoring ensure software availability of the own online shops Nuremberg, August 11, 2011 20 years ago, on August 6, 1991, was the first Web site online, which took advantage of the http protocol. However, Web pages are today no longer be equated with those of yesteryear. Today, everything must be visually beautiful designs and the website be faster especially available? are more or less around the clock as virtual employees available. For many companies it is long the key business drivers. It is even more annoying, even economically fatal, if, for example, to high traffic the page break down, because the capacities are insufficient or defective links lead potential customers to a dead end. Therefore, a permanent monitoring of the decisive criteria is advisable. PRTG network monitor right here (www.de.paessler.com/ prtg) attaches.

By means of special sensors, you can keep responsible several performance indicators such as availability and response times of Web pages in the eye. The core functions of the Website monitoring is the monitoring of availability and performance of the website. For IT managers in internationally active companies, it is important to ensure that access to the site is possible at any time and from different locations around the world. This can be done, for example, through a distributed monitoring with the help of the remote probes of PRTG. Because it is necessary to rely not only on the spot monitoring, but also different perspectives to achieve.

Thus, larger failures can be avoided in the event of an emergency often through preventive interventions. Loading control an another important criterion for the quality of an online presence is its charging time: the structure of Web pages takes too long, they will quickly uninteresting for visitors, and they surf on other pages further. Based on regular Ping tests and easier loading time measurement can be to examine whether the page loads fast enough.

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